The Genealogy of Morals Reading
The Genealogy of Morals Reading
Please help me to write 2 pages assignment.
Assignment Two: Essay topic: Relying especially on your reading of the Appendix to Part 1 of the Ethics (pp. 238-243) and on the Preface to Part 4 (pp.320-322 Spinoza Book), what are your views on Spinoza’s philosophy in relation to the problems of desire and human servitude or freedom? Also discuss some of Nietzsche’s most important arguments in The Genealogy of Morals Reading: Essays One and Two(only highlighted part) and Thus Spoke Zarathustra Reading: Parts 1 and 2(only highlighted part). Do you agree with his ‘philosophizing with a hammer,’ his critique of everything? What do you think about his esthetic alternative to the model of metaphysics inherited form the past? Give some examples to support your argument for or against Nietzsche. Establish a link to the main theme of the class: The Self, the other, and the world. What are the links between Spinoza and Nietzsche? Which philosopher do you find more compelling? How do they fit in the theme of the Self, the other, and the world?
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*Metaphysics -study of essence of the reality /beyond reality( key term)
Please use the only resources which I had provided. Thank you.
Spinoza.pdf
GeneologyofMorals.pdf
Thus-Spoke-Zarathustra-by-F.-Nietzsche.pdf
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